Adhesion to fluoropolymers / Derek M. Brewis and Ralf H. Dahm.

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Brewis, D. M

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Dahm, Ralf H [aut]

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9781847350305
1847350305
1859575242
9781859575246

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Adhesion to fluoropolymers.DDC classification:

668.4/238 21

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TP1180.F6 B74 2006eb

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Contents:

Abstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Principles; 3 Methods Used to Study Surfaces; 4 Adhesion Without Pretreatment; 5 Pretreatments; General Discussion; Conclusions; References; Abbreviations and Acronyms; Abstracts from the Polymer Library Database; Subject Index; Company Index

In: Rapra review reports vol. 16, no. 3 (2006)Summary: In this review the principles of adhesion are considered first (Section 2). Techniques that have greatly increased our understanding of adhesion to fluoropolymers are described in Section 3. Cases where good adhesion is achieved without a pretreatment are examined in Section 4. However, as pretreatments are usually needed to get the required level of adhesion, this review is mainly concerned with the wide variety of methods available to pretreat fluoropolymers (Section 5). A general discussion and conclusions follow. The report is supported by an extensive bibliography compiled from the Polyme.

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In this review the principles of adhesion are considered first (Section 2). Techniques that have greatly increased our understanding of adhesion to fluoropolymers are described in Section 3. Cases where good adhesion is achieved without a pretreatment are examined in Section 4. However, as pretreatments are usually needed to get the required level of adhesion, this review is mainly concerned with the wide variety of methods available to pretreat fluoropolymers (Section 5). A general discussion and conclusions follow. The report is supported by an extensive bibliography compiled from the Polyme.

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